* Year of manufacture: Older Impalas will naturally have shorter lifespans due to age and wear and tear. Newer models might last longer due to improved manufacturing and technology.
* Maintenance: Regular maintenance, including oil changes, tire rotations, and addressing issues promptly, significantly extends the life of any vehicle, including an Impala. Neglected Impalas will wear out faster.
* Driving conditions: Harsh driving conditions (extreme temperatures, rough roads, frequent stop-and-go traffic) contribute to faster wear and tear.
* Driving style: Aggressive driving puts more stress on the vehicle's components, reducing its lifespan.
* Accidents: Significant accidents can severely damage the vehicle, potentially shortening its lifespan or making it uneconomical to repair.
With proper care, a Chevy Impala could reasonably last 200,000 miles or more, potentially even exceeding that. However, some Impalas might only last 100,000 miles or less due to poor maintenance or other factors. There's no guaranteed number.
